Samsung 470 trim

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  1. yui4, Sep 4, 2011

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    Hello, I am going to upgrade my mbp 2011 15" i7 using the samsung 470 ssd, I'm mainly using this ssd due to the reliability reviews on this forum
    Do I need to be concerned about activating TRIM ? I intend to keep this mbp for 3 years & do not want to see a slow down in performance
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  2. whiteonline, Sep 4, 2011

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  3. yui4, Sep 4, 2011

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    If the samsung ssd has built in GC, does that mean I don't really need to enable trim?

    Does the GC do the same job as trim?

    Thanks for taking the time to help me
     
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  4. gorskiegangsta, Sep 4, 2011

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    You don't. Samsung SSDs have solid GC capabilities.

    Effectively, yes.
     
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